"Building a durable vet team: Practical strategies to reduce injury and burnout" Full article here We need durability as much as we need wellness in the veterinary space. If you are interested in having a physical and emotional durability program installed into your practice please send me a DM. I'm opening a small cohort of clinics for implementation starting May 18. The time to take action is now.

As an entrepreneur I don't really have a specific work week or weekend, but I do make it a point to go out and play several days a week. This weekend I went for a group gravel bike ride. It was physically and emotionally challenging while also being a bonding experience with my friends. I'm building durability for what life throws at me (added some beautiful scenery for good measure). I can confirm I am a bit tired, yet recharged, and ready for whatever life will throw my way. What did you do to recharge this weekend? Are you ready for the week?

Veterinary teams don’t need more “wellness” talk. They need a guided install. My next Durable Vet Team Blueprint cohort starts May 18 for leaders ready to take real action on retention, productivity, and team durability. Fully guided. 30-day money-back promise. No-risk first step. If building a healthier, stronger team matters to you and your leadership—and it should—let’s talk. Link to my calendar is HERE

What do you do to rest and recharge yourself on your days off? Share a picture of what you love to do.

I had such a fun conversation with Rachel Teichberg, CVPM, CVBL, CCFP and Shawn McVey in this VetMed Mind podcast. Want to feel good in the vet clinic? Please give this a listen. I'd love your feedback! Practical tips on feeling good at work - nutrition, sleep, positive culture, and more. VetMed Mind Podcast - Listen Here